During reunification therapy with one of our clinical and forensic clinicians, the parents and parties agree that the objective of the family therapy intervention is not to determine if it is in the child(ren)’s best interest to have contact with one of the parents but rather the parents agree that it is in the child(ren)’s best interest to have a meaningful relationship with both parents.
To meet the objectives of reunification therapy, the parents agree to the involvement of the entire family in various combinations, as directed by the reunification therapist. The process will include meetings with each parent and the child(ren) individually and jointly. The parents agree to participate in group therapy as requested. The process may also include meetings with other family members as deemed necessary by the reunification therapist.
The family therapy intervention aims to help the child(ren) have healthy and meaningful relationships with both parents. While the parents may have different views about the cause and reason for the child(ren)’s refusal and or reluctance to see a parent, they agree not only on the notion that children should have meaningful relationships with both parents but also that they each need to be a part of the solution to meet the reunification objective. Both parents understand that they will be engaged in the therapeutic work necessary to support the children’s contact with both parents. Core reunification goals are the following:
Please get in touch with our scheduling office or fax us to schedule a brief phone call and secure the forensic service retainer. Email is also encouraged at info@nwft-premier.com.
Please get in touch with our scheduling office or fax us to schedule a brief phone call and secure the forensic service retainer. Email is also encouraged at info@nwft-premier.com.
1380 112th Ave NE, Suite 101Bellevue, WA 98004
2800 E Madison, Suite 306Seattle, WA 98112
661 S 200 ESalt Lake City, UT 84111
info@nwfp-premier.com
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Phone: 844-655-2204